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08-27-10 13:43 #6675
Posts: 1360That is the key
Originally Posted by Frannie
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08-27-10 12:43 #6674
Posts: 1908Originally Posted by Too Jaded
At the two bars I frequent you will eventually see all available chicas in town anyway, so you don't miss a thing.
Tomas, the manager at the corner bar has it down to a fine art. He reads body language and if you don't look interested he tells 'em to move on, they're not buying drinks anyway.
Sometimes, he gets a little too zealous cause he knows I'm waiting for my chica, who he knows and likes even though she treats him like shit sometimes. A couple of fine young chicas will come up smiling, asking for cigarettes etc, and before I can fantasize about a threesome, he's there protecting me, and hustling them out.
Hey Tomas, it's ok, I'll buy 'em a drink, and hope my chica shows up late.
She arrives with mock outrage, and I tell her I thought they were her "cousins". We all laugh cause she know I won't game from our family bar. Why spoil a good thing?
Early on, if I knew my chica was going home to bambina, laundry etc, I used to make eye contact with a potential, on my way to el banios, and indicate she should hang around awhile. Thought I was being smart.
Don't know how, but everybody, including my chica, seemed to know what I was up to, and those knowing smiles from my chica and the barristas, kept me from wandering.
There's so many other opportunities in Sosua, so its never a problem.
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08-27-10 07:50 #6673
Posts: 25Turning them away
The best turn off for women is to hear YOUR woman is coming shortly.
"Espero mi novia"
Waiting for my girlfriend; works almost all the time
U
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08-27-10 05:49 #6672
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Jamesbrown9
Without spanish Santo Domingo must be hard. I would recommend you try out Sosua for a few days. In Sosua you don't need any Spanish to get by, and everything you need is conveniently easy to find. I usually get tired of it after 3 days there because I tend to find more variety and beauty in the Capital. I will most likely be going back for a week in October as well, but I am not going to Sosua in this next trip.
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08-27-10 05:44 #6671
Posts: 776Great Question, But Probably Not the Answer You Want to Hear...
Originally Posted by Too Jaded
Nevertheless, if I'm by myself in Boca Chica or Sosua having a drink, and some biatch tries to move on me, I politely indicate with my head and/or hand that this ain't happening. If the biatch ignores my gestures and sits down anyway, I maintain my ground, politely ignore her, and get back to the business of chica hunting. It's her country, it's her town, and this is her business. She's just trying to make a living. If she has any sense, eventually, she will get up and look for a sucker somewhere else. I don't say a word to them (perhaps a polite chuckle), but I don't lose my cool.
Nevertheless, if the biatch put her hands on me, affectionately or otherwise, I have to believe that she either has no sense or thinks that I am weak or stupid. That's when my polite smirks and gestures become evil and ugly, like I could crack my Presidente bottle over their fucking head.
-Helpmann
24 Nights in Boca Chica - Diana and Crack Wh*re (a.k.a. "So You're Going to Call the Police")
Diana
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08-27-10 05:41 #6670
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Too Jaded
The best way I was able to get rid of persistent women in Sosua was to persistently offer them 500 pesos for the deed, which seemed to turn them off quicker than throwing sand in their vagina.
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08-27-10 04:56 #6669
Posts: 3700Originally Posted by Too Jaded
We'll she dropped to the floor yelling my name after I told her I was broke.
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08-27-10 04:00 #6668
Posts: 200Puta Repellent
How do you guys deal with chicas that come up to you completely unsolicited and refuse to go away?
As annoyed as I am with every motoconcho and cambio guy hounding me with every step, I can live with that. And I can stand the endless parade of unsolicited introductions from chicas every 30 secs when all I want is to sip my drink and survey the sea of chicas in front of me.
What I can't stand is the chica who won't fucking go away. I was sitting at the Merengue waiting for a friend when some chica comes and stares at me all serious and evil, no smile, no nothing but this weirdly intense asnd creepy look. I kindly told her no, but she just kept staring. After progressively terse attempts I finally started to get annoyed and told her to get the fuck away from me, at which point she made up some bullshit about how she was free to just stand there between me and the seat next to me (and stare at me like a crazy person). I mean really, has this approach ever worked?
I ended up paying my tab and leaving my drink unfinished. I think I might be finally getting a little tired of Sosua, and the Haitians in particular. I am going to get into trouble if I give in to my urge to start angrily telling them all to go fuck themselves.
2J
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08-26-10 20:54 #6667
Posts: 1437Originally Posted by Negro562
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08-26-10 17:05 #6666
Posts: 481Originally Posted by Bobsthrobbinknob
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08-26-10 16:52 #6665
Posts: 2803Originally Posted by Too Jaded
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08-26-10 15:29 #6664
Posts: 554Originally Posted by Too Jaded
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08-26-10 11:36 #6663
Posts: 200Originally Posted by Escort King
In the end I only agreed to the ST in order to figure out the deeper mystery of this place's operation, and TLN was even more expensive (DR$1000 + DR$2500 + implied propina)!
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08-26-10 11:23 #6662
Posts: 200Originally Posted by Buscemi
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08-26-10 11:14 #6661
Posts: 196was out in Sosua last night and I could have sworn I was in Haiti.